bay area.e would like to introduce you to julie gold who is at the san francisco based jewish confederation and endowment operation and also to the rabbi, welcome. >> thank you. >> thanks for having us. >> let's just jump in and ask you what is the jewish population study? >> well, this is a study about the demographics and so much more of the bay area jewish community. there are many things that are exciting about this study, but i think the most is this is the first that's ever been done that includes the entire bay area, that's ten counties. it looks at demographics and sociodemographics about the population. >> generally, we're talking about the far east bay, sort of what we think of as the south bay including silicon valley and north through sonoma county and napa county? >> yes. and even san francisco. >> and what are some of the things we have learned? >> gosh, so much. i'll say a few key takeaways. i think one of the most important takeaways from my perspective is that we have highly en

football is almost back. >>> all right, well at 6:00, leaving the bay area. e showing how many people are just finding it too hard to make it in the bay. >> and i have, you know, a normal home that i need first time home buyer would expect. that was for about one-fourth of when i moved here the price of the bay area. >>> and also riding bart, no mask required. that mandate expired today, why it could return though in just a few weeks. >>> and also more than 25 years after she vanished. the kristin smart murder trial begins. the reason legal experts say it will be even more difficult to get a conviction in this high-profile case. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening, thanks for being with us on monday, i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. tonight more people making it in the bay without actually being in the bay. take the high housing prices and add the ability to work here without actually living here and you have a recipe for more people choosing to move out of the bay area, but continue working especially when it comes to tech. >> the busin

fire departments across the bay area are sending teams. cal fire santa clara unit sent 52 firefighters. and the question now is with so many said to mariposa county, do we have the resources if another major fire starts here in the bay area? >> and we still have a lot of resources here and there is a lot of cooperators, other fire agencies, where we have a mutual agreement with, so we will be able to protect the community. >> reporter: the cal fire has already requested additional crews to back fill crews sent to the oak fire. alameda county fire says they require firefighters to do mandatory overtime to make sure the community stays protected. >> when we do send out crews to help at the state's request, we make sure to back fill those crews at home, so we do require our firefighters to work extra shifts to make sure that all of our engines, trucks, the rescue are all fully staffed. and it is a big lift. >> reporter: covid also adds to the challenges with many departments noting that some of their people are in quarantine. and not all bay

nbc bay area will carry that live. hearing focuses on the connections, if there are any, between extremist groups and the trump white house. we may also see videotaped testimony from former white house counsel pat cipollone. and prosecutors attend the court it doesn't matter that trump adviser steve bannon is now willing to testify he did not testify when he was ordered to and that's all that matters as far as contempt of congress goes. what he is willing to do now is not relevant to the crime, say prosecutors. a judge has ruled that south carolina senator lindsey graham come a trump supporter, must testify in the georgia investigation into the trump attempt to change the georgia vote in the presidential election trump and graham both called georgia officials shortly after georgia went to the biden column. we don't know much about ram's call. trump's call was recorded. >> i just want to find 11,000 -- 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have to i only need 11,000 votes. phallus, i need 11,000. give me a break. ther

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nbc bay area is a little gourd joins us with the south bay where cities and counties are praying for everyone to watch fireworks rather than use them. they could be dangerous. even sparklers are dangerous in the bay area. >> reporter: that is right. the fire departments i spoke with noted that if a sparkler is not discarded properly, could start a fire. all of the fire agencies here are encouraging people to come out to events like the one happening tonight at discovery meadow in san jose where there are firework displays that will be put on by professionals. this is the scene in the only city in santa clara county where fireworks are legal. even here, they are limited. the only fireworks here are the so-called safe and same variety. there are clear rules on who can buy them.. >> we are a gilroy resident and they give them their real. >> reporter: the proceeds go to local groups including one fundraising for news about uniforms and another for technology and local schools. >> i know the world is not gray and the economy is not great right now, but we can have happiness in increments,

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here is nbc bay area's christie smith. >> reporter: vincent williams picked up some groceries at a bay area supermarket and assess the number of people wearing masks inside was split. >> there are quite a few people. i would say almost 50-50. surprisingly so. >> reporter: the statewide mandate was lifted earlier this year in most counties. state the guidance still is a strong regulation in favor of wearing masks indoors. >> people do what they do. sure, we should take care of each other, certainly. i think that is priority number one. as far as the message is concerned, it is so mixed it is hard to pinpoint it. >> reporter: dr. ken rhodes spoke with imogen health san mateo county, raising concerns on messaging on how covid-19 spreads and the use of masks. >> is it safer for me and my family? we don't want to catch covid- 19. >> when we compare where we are now to where we were doing the search for one, we are at nearly the same height. >> reporter: she points out vulnerable populations are still suffering and it is important that two years into it, people are updated and informed about

here on the ground the onshore breeze is going to be pushing the surface level smoke away from the bay area. while the air quality for the north bay and east bay may dip into the moderate category for the next several days it is not likely to get any worse than that because of the onshore wind keeping the supply of fresh air, clean air just continuing to roll into the bay area. it is also going to push fog further inland and help mitigate the local fire threat over the next couple days but we also have to worry about the potential of a couple dry lightning strikes late tonight. a lot going on. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. >> this didn't do the air quality any favors. if you saw smoke rising from alameda a few hours ago it was coming from this abandoned warehouse on west ranger avenue. fire crews took a defensive approach to keep the flames from neighboring buildings. still unclear how the fire started. firefighters say there was no one inside when they arrived but there were signs people had been there. the building has been vacant for several years. >>> new at 7:00 we have new v

here in the bay area, we still lead the league of people going to work. i will quote quote harry s truman. it's when you're neighbor loses his job. a recession is when you lose your job. we are still going to work. we just talked about at c and twitter and salesforce downsizing in terms of office space. many companies in the area are also having layoffs, but it doesn't quite mean we are in a recession. >> downsizing in office space is different. look at the rent in san francisco. those people are still working if they are staying at home. we've seen some tech layoffs and i'm surprised we haven't seen more. it certainly could. some of the earning reports we've gotten in the last few days have been rough. they are often followed by layoffs. we haven't seen them yet, but if people do curb their spending -- that is why the federal reserve is raising interest rates -- companies won't be able to sell as much and they have to cut their bottom line. they are strong. apple reported earnings this afternoon $40 billion in iphone sales over the last three months. >>

it is just going to continue to move here through the bay area. we are looking at widespread clouds here from the north bay to the south bay with those spotty areas of drizzle. i do think by the afternoon right around 1:00 p.m. we're holding on to more of that cloud cover through the north bay, the bay and right down the peninsula. it will be a little bit cloudier here as we move through tomorrow. that will help the temperatures to stay cooler. as we bring it into the morning forecast, we'll start off with upper 50s and low 60s. 61 in the south bay. my temperatures through san francisco and also the north bay will be the chilliest here. 56 in san francisco. north bay at 58. daytime highs as we move through tomorrow. we'll drop off a couple of degrees because of that strong ocean breeze. this will leave us at 80 in san jose. over to east bay 88 in antioch. oakland at 67. right through the peninsula, 68 san mateo, san francisco the jacket is needed. the north bay we have 80 in sonoma. you go anywhere north of that and those temperatures are going to

if you would like to nominate someone for a bay area jefferson award, share details about your bay areaommunity hero on our online form kpix.com/hero. >>> we want to go back to the grass fire burning in benicia. a three-alarm fire along lake herman and channel road. there are some road closures in the area. we're working on details where that might be happening. but it does look like this is still burning out there. and we're going get some more information perhaps on how much it's burned so far. >> so let's check in with first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen. today was one of those days. i thought maybe we wouldn't have a fire. but all of the sudden there it goes. pops off. >> it proves even when the fire danger is low for this time of year, low for this time of year is still way above a zero. so that fire already a few dozen acres. got a different look across suisun bay burning towards benicia. best estimate is about 40 to 50 acres. the condition for the fire crews you see the smoke being blown by onshore winds. the wind isn't that strong. but the fire fuels are dry. and anythin

weekend coverage here on nbc bay area.on young. >>> now, baseball tonight, making us smile, giants fan all fired up. that is the red rhino, watching the game. 10th inning, like a swinging bunt, infield single, that is the go-ahead run for milwaukee. leading 3-2. the giants had a chance. runner on third with one out. could not get him home. ultimately with the final out. brewers win, a strike out there. >>> south bay deputies intentionally violated the unform rules, no one is in trouble, though, for a good cause. it was to help the "detective aubrey" solve a case. she is a fan of the k-9 team. when the class heard she is facing a serious medical situation they arranged for this. >> surprise! >> the training class raised money to send her and her family to disneyland! hard to see who had more fun, she or the fellow deputies, if they wore those antennas when they went out more often maybe, maybe criminals would be like oh, that is funny, dude and give themselves up. [ laughter ] >> maybe a new tactic. >> deescalation with the

today the bay area's largest water agencies met to discuss that issue. i want to show you a new map from the drought monitor saying the entire region is in severe drought condition. in the south bay, valley water customers used 3% less water from 2021 to 2022, but the goal was to cut use by 15%. in san francisco, water demand has dropped since 2019 which is good, but they are hoping it goes lower to 2015 levels. >>> moving you forward now on the national baby formula shortage. abbott is producing formula at its plant and we are getting a closer look at how the shortage is impacting bay area low income families. statewide half of all eligible families are enrolled with the women infants and children program also known as wic. the special supplemental nutrition program. 80% of solely formula fed to supplement breast feeding. ceo spoke with chris sanchez about what steps she thinks the state should go to moving forward. >> you don't want to go to multiple stores only to find one brand that isn't a brand that their wic allows. maximum flexibility is what we a

several fires, of course, burning in and around the bay area this week. the botched burn fire continuing to tear through yosemite national park while prompting evacuations near the area of the park. the park service says that this fire was active overnight and with the whether being hotter and drier. it did not make it any better. at last check, the fire was more than 1500 acres. 0 1% contained with. >> more than 300 people assigned to fighting it. and of course, crews are actively working to protect the mariposa grove home to over 500 giant sequoia trees. the national park service says they've removed heavy and fine fuels around the trees and they deployed sprinkler systems to increase the humidity near those trees. turning now to the very latest updates on the electra fire burning up in amador county. the fire burning at nearly 4500 acres. 80% contained right now. more than 400 structures are threatened. >> firefighters say they do hope to fully contain the electra fire in about a week. cal fire says one firefighter has been hurt and battling those flame

so why is the bay area more expensive than other areas? and is there relief in sight at least any time soon? joining us tonight nate rose with the california grocers association, nate, thanks for being with us. and give us the blunt truth here. why is the bay area specifically more expensive than other places? >> sure. i don't think it will be locked on your bay area viewers, that it tends to be more expensive for a number of things and that holds true for groceries as well. so you think about, you know, very simple things like the cost of living tends to be higher in the bay area. you're going to have to pay higher wages for your labor force at a grocery store. that will filter its way into pricing and it's hard to look past the regulatory challenges that a lot of businesses deal with and certain jurisdictions, for example, you know, in the city of san francisco it might cost as much as 25% more for a grocer to have their garbage collected than a city just across the bridge. so you know there's a lot of different variables. it's worth rem

is running to the bay area today.n san jose's japan town. that's all coming up next. >> announcer: live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, elon musk is trying to back out of the deal to buy twitter, but the san francisco tech giant isn't going to make it easy. we'll tell you what the company's legal options are. >>> fires around yosemite are triggering evacuations. what areas are being evacuated. >>> plus, bay area residents and lawmakers are voicing their frustration over the federal response to monkeypox. what's got them so upset. >>> good morning. it is saturday, july 9th. i'm devin fehely. let's start with a quick check of the weather with first alert meteorologist darren peck. >> pretty gray to start, especially in the immediate bay, but also in the tri vall

a lot of 50s across the bay area. and 58 there through the peninsula. 50s coming in through the east bay, san francisco, and the north bay. now the daytime highs, they don't really adjust to a whole lot through tomorrow and down here in the south bay. it'll leave us with 82. and 84 milpitas, 88 morgan hill. let's take you over to the east bay and i've got 89 in antioch. 88 l pleasanton. right near the bay 69 in oakland. 74 in hayward. through the peninsula 75 in redwood city. san francisco, i have 60s from downtown through the engel side. and for the north bay 79 here in napa. 75 santa rosa. 69 in mill valley. just in case you missed it the smoke from the oak fire really looks like the most harmful smoke would be headed up towards yosemite and tahoe as we head through tomorrow's forecast. otherwise right here in san francisco, it's pretty simple. we keep 60s as we move through the next seven-day forecast. and across the inland valleys, we hold it in a pretty steady trend of 80s throughout the next several days. so we'v

we'll need some sort of jacket across the bay area tomorrow morning. bit afternoon it really just all depends on which micro climate you're in. you can see it 85 in cupertino and away from the bay and any kind of breeze. we're hotter 94 in morgan hill. same situation here. temperature changes a lot more dramatic. 71 in oakland. about 20 minutes away at a hotter 93 in walnut creek. 97 in antioch and pleasanton. through the peninsula this is the best spot that i've been seeing. san mateo 75 degrees. san francisco stays chilly 65 downtown. 68 in the outer sunset. the north bay wine country napa, sonoma, in the mid to upper 80s. i do see numbers in the inland valleys in the upper 80s beginning to cool down once we hit friday. that system that's creating the strong fog right now would move off towards the north of us. that would drop those temperatures. changes in san francisco are going to be minimal. 60s over the next seven days. but watch this. for the inland valleys by friday down to a cooler 86 for those hottest areas. back up to the low 90s by this upc

year, especially along the coast that stubborn marine layer, unfortunately going to tight along the bay area coastline. but we are going to see better clearing as you make your way inland. >> so enjoy the fireworks show, especially from the highest peaks in east. bay hills is pretty popular on 4th of july evening. and that's going to start at 9 o'clock. that's when the fireworks are set to go off in the bay area with temperatures ranging from mid 50's to mid 60's. so cooler along the coast a little bit milder as you head inland. unfortunately, tracking a nice warm up with partial cloud cover for your monday afternoon's you do have any outdoor barbecue plans. enjoy it because we're tracking perfect weather there. but we did see some measurable rain today was noticeably cooler and cloudier and that marine layer very thick, in fact, stubborn from coastal valleys. so a little if any breaks in that cloud cover. but we did see half moon bay more than a 10th of an inch of rain with downtown san francisco. 5, 1, 100's of an inch of rain within the last 24 hours. and let's take a live look outside be

smoke is drifting into parts of the bay area. our meteorologist is tracking all of that for us and is there an air quality advisory tomorrow because of this? >> there will be for the north bay and east bay. we have seen some of the smoke drift north. especially to lake tahoe area. a lot of that staying aloft. look at this slot from the pg&e cameras from the washburn fire. current conditions right now in the 70s. but, during the day we did see some 90s in that forecast. and, remember, we got a lot of dry brush out there. the humidity is low and that plays a big role in the fire. temperatures overnight, dipping down into the lower 70s. usually getting a nice recovery and the humidity. expecting to see the dry conditions yet again. high pressure. here is what is causing the air pollution when it comes to the wildfire smoke. expert moderate conditions. upper air smoke is moving north, could impack the north bay and the east bay with a change in direction from the wind from the south/southeast. expect the hazy skies to return. the air

. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news heading. now at 8, another violent attack in the parking lot of an east bay grocery store. how police say the latest victim was targeted by a group of teenagers >> and i'm committed to making sure that we restore accountability with respect to drug dealing in san francisco. >> committing to change in san francisco, the city's new district attorney announcing her plans to promote public safety and controlling monkeypox outbreaks in the bay area out. community leaders are stepping up to raise awareness about the virus. >> thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 8 o'clock. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. it has happened again. another person assaulted in the east bay outside a trader joe's this time in san ramon, the victim in this case required emergency medical care kron four's theresa joins us from that trader. joe's in san ramon. >> with more theresa? >> ken and pam, i just spoke with a coworker of the victim and he tells me that the victim is still recovering from this violent attack. thi

this is nbc bay area news tonight. ask for joining us on this fourth of july holiday where we began with some developing news just outside of chicago. a mass shooting at a holiday parade. at least six people are dead. another 38 are hurt. tonight, a person of interest is in custody. we have the video just into our newsroom showing the moment police made this arrest. in the background, you can hear officers telling him to put his hands up. the officers then rush in. the shooting happened around 10:00 a.m. during the fourth of july festivities in highland park. that is a suburb about a half hour north of chicago. police say someone with a high- powered rifle started opening fire from a nearby rooftop, randomly targeting people enjoying the parade below. >> sounds i had never heard before. 10 seconds later, you hear people screaming bodies down and everyone starts scattering. >> the shooter initially got away. police found the rifle the sniper used at the scene. then, hours later, police announced a personal interest in t

but some of that elevated smoke is going to drift towards the bay area. i think the worst our air quality is going to get is in the moderate category for the north bay, inland, and the east through tomorrow and the rest of the week. very little of that smoke making that way down to ground level even as gravity tries to drag it down because the onshore breeze is going to keep that pushed away from us. so things could be a lot worse for us. they're obviously very dire around the site of the fire. we'll keep a close eye on that. we'll have a look at the rest of the forecast for the bay area which includes the chance for a couple dry thunderstorms tonight. >> we'll have much more on the oak fire smoke impact on our website. you can find links to real-time air quality monitoring and updated info on evacuations on kpix.com. >>> crews are working to knock down a warehouse fire burning on west ranger avenue by pan am way in alameda. video from chopper 5 shows firefighters using a ladder to tackle the flames peeking out from the roof. you can see fire crews. they'r

the group "rise up for abortion rights" is holding events across the country, including two in the bay area. the march for reproductive rights at san jose city hall begins at noon, and in half moon bay, the cosign for choice event. people are invited to gather at 5:00 p.m. tonight at highway 1 and capistrano road. >>> elon musk is backing out. yesterday, the world's richest man filed papers with the securities and exchange commission saying he wants out of the deal to buy twitter for $44 billion. muscat says the company has not lived up to their part of the deal. the twitter board says they will see him in court. >> reporter: the table is now set, here at twitter headquarters for what will be a major media legal dispute between billionaire elon musk and twitter. the ultimate judgment could be worth more than $40 billion. >> according to the news i saw, there are just so many fake accounts. >> there was just too much unknown. >> reporter: bay area social media users response to the bombshell news that elon musk is backing out of his offer to buy twitter for $44 billion. in a letter to twitte

find out how to get up to a $650 prepaid card with a qualifying bundle. >>> welcome back to nbc bay areaews tonight. a creative solution to bart's pigeon problem in the east bay. yes, pigeons. the birds really seem to love the station, but they leave behind quite a mess. you know what we're talking about. so bart hired a hawk. yes, a hawk, to patrol the area and scare away the pigeons. there's the hawk! his name is pac man. he and his handler ricky are there to discourage pigeons from hanging out and doing pigeon droppings. they're there eight hours a day three days a week, and it's working. >> we get here, we do a walk through mainly where we're at right now, the main building to make sure there's no one inside pigeon-wise. then we work the platform. we try to keep them off the platform because they like to nest up there. then we try to work the outside of the building as well. what's great is once they've established a territory, which he's been doing, as soon as they see him they already know, so they're already starting to take off as soon as they see me walking down the way. but he

area. partly cloudy in concord. daytime highs today are chilly, actually, especially in our coastline, all the way off into the bay. ower 60s. we're below average in the inland areas. anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees. we'll break that down, why it is happening, coming up in the full forecast in bit. anne? >>> taking a look at traffic this friday morning. it's been pretty decent. checking up on the altamont pass, not bad. but we are starting to see a buildup with those red and orange sections on the map, averaging about 53 miles per hour. 30 minute drive into the city. over on the bay bridge, smooth sailing as you head across there. but a bit of a buildup before you reach the entrance to the toll plaza there. 9 minute drive from the maze to harrison and 7th street. live look at the dublin interchange. good flow of traffic there, not heavy. 29 minute drive from 205 to 680. live look at the san mateo bridge. smooth sailing, no buildup. but it does look like there is a chp vehicle helping with the breakdown we were talking about earlier. still only a 13 minute drive from 880 to 101. >>> we are wrapping our pride month cov

as nbc bay area christy smith shows us several of those organizations are right here in the bay area. >> it's happening in the asian community. >> sarah wan works for san francisco and they worked hard to help the community. >> and to come with the outreach including the workshops, walking the high asian concentration neighborhood, services that we're able to provide. >> reporter: a part of the coalition of organizations, we experienced in the bay area and they're about to get millions to help fund programs aimed at stopping hate crimes and attacks against the asian american community. this is the second wave of grant funding. >> this is round two of the api grant. this is called the transformative grants. really larger grants that will need to have a much bigger impact in our community. >> reporter: today assembly member phil ping announced grants for a dozen recipients around the states. >> these grants will go towards the services. anything from mental health to wellness and legal services or just helping people navigate our very complicated government process. we also have prevent

two are about to bloom in the bay area. >> two? my goodness.e a look at one of the rare tropical plants on sju campus. it's going to get smelly there. some compared the fragrance to rotting meat or road kill. another expected to open up at the uc santa clara arboretum. the powerful smell fades 12 to 24 hours. people throw up when they smell that. that's what i'm told. look at that thing. >> i just hate looking at it. >>> tonight, the guilty verdict against former top trump adviser steve bannon the jury finding him guilty of two counts of contempt of congress for defying a january 6th committee subpoena over allegations he stoked rioters, saying all hell is going to break loose tomorrow the punishment he now faces. >>> the growing fallout, the january 6th committee stepping up calls for an investigation into trump after powerful new testimony about his inaction that day. a former white house official saying trump poured gasoline on the fire with a tweet about vice president pence. secret service agents guarding pence fearing for their lives, mak

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right here on nbc bay area. >>> the drama continues to unfold. twitter has a date for its shareholder meeting as it encourages stockholders to approve twitter sale to elon musk. the board is pressing ahead with the $44 billion sale and has set september 13 as the day of the vote. the meeting will be held on- line so shareholders can watch live and then vote. elon musk tried to cancel this deal earlier this month complaining about spam and bots on the twitter platform. twitter then sued elon musk to hold him to the deal. a delaware judge will decide the case this october. >>> russia wants out of the international space station and the country has plans to build its own arrivals. russia will pull out of iss when in 2024. the joint product with nasa has lasted 25 years. most has been in the works for awhile now. russia announced in 2021 it will collaborate with china and build a new station. until the deal expires, american and russia astronauts will catch rides with each other up to the orbiting space station. >>> american basketball star brittney

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nbc, bay area news. >>> all right. to help you out, we did a little digging to try to find some of the cheaper gas prices around the bay, we did see gas for under six dollars a gallon, first it is $5.79 at the freemont gas and food, in san francisco, $5.97 on mission street, and morgan hill, pump for $5.99 a gallon on monterey. >>> gas prices, part of the reason are going up as well. the district came for more -- gotten more expensive. , you will pay $8.80. things like, every year. , is our customers. >>> the bart fair a series of increase include five years ago. the bart fares are going upstarting today about an average of 15-cents for most trips, which is lower than the rate of inflation. >>> a live look at san francisco, family members are gathering to talk about new findings from the state attorney general about the rise in hate crimes against the pacific island of the community, those findings released indicated a dramatic increase with the highest number of those incidents happen in the bay area in san francisco,

in conjunction with the bay area air quality management district it was found air pollution can vary rom one block to the next. in alameda county 40% of white people live in areas with high levels of nitrogen dioxide, for black people in alameda county the number is 70%, the id is the data can lead to change in environmental policies especially for people in communities of color stuck living by the freeway and heavy industry. >> take the data and help drive action to reduce emissions and protect health. sometimes the data will show the effect of a source that was previously not appreciated to the extent that it was. >> reporter: anyone can log on to the website, it allows you to type in your address and find out the levels of pollution where you live. reporting live from pleasanton, "today in the bay". >> i did it for my neighborhood, 5.4 above world health organization levels. >>> two people were killed in a plane crash in napa county at the lake berryessa yesterday morning, sparking a brush fire as well. firefighters put it out after burning one acre, an investigation is looking int

. >> the problem now forcing one bay area hospital's vaccine clinic to close and what health officials your remaining options are tonight. >>> and it wasn't a rocky road that set this car in the east bay into an ice cream shop. we'll tell you what the burglars were after and what police say they got away with. >> and a fast-moving fire burning hundreds of miles away but you may be feeling the smoke here. we are tracking the conditions for you. >>> good evening we begin tonight with inferno watch. tonight there's progress on the front lines of that fire fight near yosemite national park. containment, actually up just a bit to 16%. what you're looking at is new video into the newsroom. tphoul you now you can see here actually a bear actually trying to flee that smoke and flameless. and then a new development this evening. san jose firefighters have joined crews to help fight the oak fire. new numbers estimate that fire has destroyed 24 homels. another 34 buildings. some 17,000 acres have burned so far. w hundreds of people in mariposa county are still under evacuation orders tonight. uns

smoke to drift into the bay area. higher elevations may have smoke impact. j.r.: while skies were clear over san francisco in the east bay on sunday, there is an air quality advisory in place. the national weather service released this time-lapse smoke forecast map that shows smoke at high elevations of the entire bay area by tuesday. that smoke is already impacted multiple counties. >> it looks like the apocalypse. in the early morning to mid afternoon the sun is right in the direction of the smoke and it is just a red ball glowing in the sky and everything has an orange hue. it is ominous. j.r.: scott patrick saw this and evacuated his mariposa county home saturday. the home is still standing but his description of this guy is reminiscent of what the bay area has seen several times, including the orange skies from 2020, something we asked about sunday. >> air quality is good to moderate and we expect that for the rest of the week. when wildfires are active conditions can change very quickly. we will be closely monito

how the theme park is explaining itself. >>> and a manhunt for the suspect in a deadly bay area bowling alley shooting is now over. where police tracked him down. >>> and a tiny house slows the bay bridge commute to a crawl. so how did it get there? >>> no-sky july is taking over. downtown san francisco once again after a pretty typical july day. temperatures ranging from the mid-50s to the mid-90s inland. similar temperatures tomorrow, but then a little change for the end of the workweek. we'll talk about that in the first alert forecast. >>> in 1944, a huge explosion rocked the east bay when two munitions ships blew up while being loaded. the port chicago disaster led to the largest mass trial for mutiny in military history. but as kpix 5's john ramos reports, a bay area lawmaker's ongoing effort to exonerate these so-called port chicago 50 is finally gaining steam. >> reporter: the explosion at port chicago was so loud, it could be heard in san francisco. but what happened afterwards could be heard across the country, and it's still echoing today. in 1944, port chicago used segregate

this is nbc bay area news. thank you for joining us for our midday news. >> first it is a big day for bart commuters. transit agency dropping the mask mandates ahead riders covering their faces on trains for nearly 2 years. >> chris sanchez joins us from san jose with the reaction. do you think people are ready to take them off? >> reporter: this is the first day and i think some folks kind of did not know about it. we were the ones that informed people that it was up to them rather not they wanted to wear it. the signs definitely reflect a change of policy. you can see the signs go from highly recommended rather ththa expires today dates back to april when the board voted to reinstitute a mask mandate. without a public health order, and though bart install airfares the second chap the virus while also replacing the air every 70 seconds. as the mandate expires the covid surge continues driven by the highly transmissible sub variant which can lead to reinfection. some say they are relieved, others say they shoul

monkeypox is now in every bay area county.mes as one of the main clinics giving out the vaccine, sf general, announcing today it's out of doses. again, you see the long lines. this is video from last week. the hospital's waiting to get more vaccines from the federal government, but no word yet on when or how many it will get. time is of the essence as the disease has been spreading quickly. in the past ten days, san francisco's gone from 60 reported cases to 222 reported cases. >>> well, two people shot in the mission, and tonight police in san francisco are trying to figure out why and who did it. happened just before 4:30 in the morning yesterday near 25th and utah. when police arrived, they found the street littered with shell casings and two people shot. neighbors say they're shocked. >> never in this neighborhood, no. you occasionally get people causing trouble, but never a shooting, especially one where there's over 100 rounds shot. never. >> now, the victims are hospitalized, but they will be okay. if you know anything,

the bay area popping up. so have some drizzle last night. of course, you get out toward the east bay and they're not feel the effects that drizzle. not much that moisture little bit that on shore flow. here's a look at the fire right now. herman road. you can see it right there and channel road. also, we're seeing that fire burning in some dry vegetation. now that location, they have some gusty winds this afternoon over 20 miles per hour. some of those gusts now backing off just a little bit, but not by much. and so certainly enough that a concern as you get that seabreeze blown, especially the afternoon hours having to worry about some of these pop-up fires. but around the rest, the bay area, some breezy, too near the coastline. and san francisco have some gusts over 30 miles an hour today. sf over 20, but that sea breeze will bring with it. that low cloud and fog deck. and there it is rolling back on shore, right? that now looks like that sea breeze going to carry inland again, but not as extensive. i think

nbc bay area news. >>> they continue to battle the washburn fire in yosemite. t's burned 100 acres and is 23% contained. the grove of 500 sequoias is safe. now to the sea area national forest where the fire spread. the cause is under investigation. the superintendent described it as human started. >>> invitation only, that's the approach santa clara county is taking as the supply for the monkeypox vaccine is low. if you have been exposed, you will be contacted to get vaccinated in the south bay. we explain. the county is been reaching out to community groups to get the word out. >> reporter: instead of waiting and long lines for hours at a time in hopes of getting one of the few monkeypox vaccines available, people in santa clara county are looking for an invite. according to the website, the doses available will be given to people meeting strict criteria. you must have official verification of the virus. they are trying to balance their limited supply of the vaccine. they are going to local health providers and lb gt q organizations to educate about the virus a

it depends on where you are across the bay area. s around concord, mid-70s and hayward, and mid-60s for the coastline and half moon bay. tomorrow more of the same with wide-ranging temperatures, it just depends on where you are in san jose 82 and if you drive down to morgan hill about 10 degrees hotter, if you are in the east bay, livermore is at 91 but look at dublin reaching 83. that is all because we are seeing the cool westerly wind and ocean breeze bringing milder temperatures, but it does not make it over all of the hills and into all the valleys we will continue to see this weather pattern, also a strong area of high pressure causing record heat across the region. we can see minneapolis today is headed for 98, 108 around dallas, and widespread triple digits all across the west as this intense heat continues. there will be very little change in the overall weather pattern through the week. that high pressure slowly nudging off to the east, it really doesn't have too much of an impact on our weather, but will still be hot and so

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in the bay area. we are demanding nationwide legal abortion now. >> demonstrators in bay area met up with supporters, a month ago the supreme court overturned roe versus wade. abortion laws and access changed over according to each state. >> the want women to be able to get abortions. we're not against people voting, not against lawmakers trying to doing whatever they have to do to make that happen but we know our power as people. unrelenting protest. >> we are here for reproductive justice for all. >> california has its protection, the message was clear about the country. >> to have a unified call against horrendous decision by the supreme court to take our personal rights away to decide for ourselves. >> reporter: >> supreme court is going after other rights next. >> meantime, people today say they will keep showing up. >> i think it's reprehensible that they could take it away. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >>> thank you. the sheriff's office he's trying to figure out what led to a shooting this

because that fog is so thick right now, it will be spreading throughout the bay area tomorrow morning. some spotty areas of drizzle. cloud cover will hang out a little bit longer than we have been used to. clouds over the north bay hanging out through the bay also down to the peninsula. daytime highs will be cooler tomorrow because of that foggy breeze. 78 here in napa. 83 concord. 80 in san jose. i wanted to show you by next monday and tuesday high pressure and low pressure will act like a conveyor belt and could pull in some remnant moisture from tropical storm frank so basically we're looking at a chance here of spotty thunderstorms monday and tuesday. temperatures in the 80s and a little bit of humidity as we watch that monsoonal moisture to the south and east of us this weekend. we'll watch the r reradar. >> have a great weekend. >> we can go to hawaii with our $1.2 billion. good luck to everneout yo >>> tonight on "access hollywood" -- >> it's all fuzzy. i will say to you, chris -- >> finally breaking his silence on the slap. will's first words go well beyond his message to chri

>> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> now at 6 with the covid variant ba 5 now surging and hospitalizations increasing too. federal health officials are talking about expanding the second booster shot to those who are under 50 years old. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore ken wayne. the discussion comes as cba 5 subvariants become the most dominant covid strain in the u.s. kron four's. dan kerman has the story. >> if you're over 50, haven't gotten a shot this year. get a shot is going to save your life. >> and a virtual white house briefing on covid-19. the government's top health experts said with the highly transmissible ba 5 variant now surging americans must take steps to protect themselves. the date on this is very clear. if you're over 50. extra booster dramatically lowers your risk of getting into the hospital. >> going to the icu. >> and i currently only those 50 and older are eligible for the 4th jab. but during the briefing, officials confirmed the